The Blurb
This 54 page book now contains all of the following and more:
Calculated Risk (Feature routine) – Unlock TWO borrowed mobiles in an incredibly easy fashion
Perfect Opener – The spectator names ANY four digits, they are typed into your genuine phone lock screen and your mobile opens
iSwami – A method for using the iPhone calculator to seemingly predict any two digit number
One in Ten Thousand – Have a spectator intuit (or predict) any four digit number/pin code/unlock code
Feedback – Did you know your iPhone has a memory for numbers?
Phone Clone – Show just how vulnerable out phone security system actually is
Identity Theft – A method for stealing your spectators identity
Frosties Reveal – Reveal your spectators exact DOB or starsign
Noted – The notes application on either your or the spectators mobile will become your new peek device
Note: Although the primary effect and a few others will work with any iPhone, a couple of the routines do require the use of newer iPhone models.
“I think every magician should own this and be able to do this. It’s one of those tricks that really plays in to people’s emotions.”
-Paul Romhany, *Reviews Vanish Magazine
“When it comes to anything and everything amazing with iPhones, you MUST explore the in-depth work of Michael Murray.”
– Gregory Wilson
“I cannot recommend this enough, ‘Perfect Opener’ is one of the most genius and bold ideas I’ve read in a LONG time. Michael is the master when it comes to iPhone routines and this book is a testament to that.”
– Colin McLeod
Jheff's Guide
WHAT IT IS:
Book, 54 pages
HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE BLURB IS:
It’s accurate on the contents, but doesn’t really describe the main effect. Basically, two participants enter their pin codes into an iPhone and then lock that phone. The performer is then able to unlock that phone and the other participant’s, as well.
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED THAT YOU NEED OR NEED TO KNOW:
Obviously, you’ll need to know how to operate an iPhone. You do NOT need one to perform this, but having one helps in practicing the necessary procedures which are not difficult.
SUITABLE VENUES:
Close-up, Walkaround
JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
Though I do have some issues with the logic in the construction of the main routine, they are relatively minor. This is strong, fairly easy-to-do material, and so long as you’re comfortable working with people’s personal info (pin numbers), and the use of iPhones, then this is certainly worth getting.